16 comments by 1 or more people

1. Best Robin Hood quote
   on IMDb dot com
   No, straight. Just Merry.

   03 Nov 2005, 22:55

2. Talking of Mel – Blazing Saddles:

   throw out your hands
   stick out your tush
   hands on your hips
   give 'em a push
   you'll be surprised
   you're doing the French mistake
   Voila!

   04 Nov 2005, 01:14

3. Mel Brookes aside, sucker;
   I'll come back from Nottingham
   With a free tabard.

   04 Nov 2005, 01:29

4. No! I was foiled
   By "aside": rogue syllables!
   O – I am undone.

   04 Nov 2005, 01:31

5. Mel: "tabard schmabard"
   Marx: "selling out to the man's
   tax-bought livery

   04 Nov 2005, 10:18

6. rob c

   has warwick gone mad?

   04 Nov 2005, 18:16

7. Sarah

   looks like!

   04 Nov 2005, 20:16

8. Ed

   Sarah and Robert
   Rampant poetic fervour
   Has struck Oli down

   05 Nov 2005, 12:31

9. Ed

   And as I posted on Nick's website earlier:-

   This haiku nonsense
   Has become an obsession
   Please desist forthwith

   06 Nov 2005, 12:15

10. you don't understand
    the simultaneous ease
    and depth of haikus

    Just embrace the haiku-fever my children.. Fighting it will only lead to repression and Freudianism (e.g. Ed on Nick's website earlier).

    06 Nov 2005, 17:55

11. Nick B

    whether lame or not
    there be a scene to be seen
    and i shall be thar

    06 Nov 2005, 20:28

12. Ed

    Meter repression
    Non-poetic castration
    Utter depression

    06 Nov 2005, 20:51

13. Nick B

    Rather not think of
    Non-poetic castration
    It may hurt a bit

    06 Nov 2005, 21:32

14. apologies for
    any strife: i point no more
    freudian fingers

    06 Nov 2005, 21:51

15. rc

    several words do
    as many cooks with bad stew
    not make good haikus

    freud was a real cook
    fed before television
    recursing curzon

    this is a no thing
    hear to exhibition
    one minute warning

    07 Nov 2005, 17:34

16. your triple salvo
    has left me reeling: you were
    born to the craft, lad

    castrated poets
    Freud surely would mourn John Fowles:
    magus of desire

    08 Nov 2005, 11:45

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